In Loving Memory

  DEATHS.  FOR KING AND COUNTRY BOYES: Killed in action, May 16th, 1916, Lieutenant  Andrew  C.  Boyes,  only son of John  Boyes,  No. 5 Ran...

  FIRE. Shortly before noon to-day a fire broke out in Jago’s flax and wool store, an iron building of large dimensions, situated close to t...

John Douglass was a carpenter at Hillside Railway Workshops when he joined the Otago Infantry Regiment in April, 1916.  He was with the Otag...

Horace Braithwaite was not an ideal soldier - there are a few marks against him on his Army conduct sheet.  There was also one against him b...

In 1870, a large amount of gold and banknotes was secured at the police camp at Clyde, safe behind a locked door.  But, not safe enough. EXT...